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9 Percent of the City's Public Schools Are Failing, State Says
By ANEMONA HARTOCOLLIS
Published: November 14, 1998
Citing declining test scores, state education officials added 21 New York City schools to the state's list of failing schools yesterday, bringing the total number in the city to 97.
While aides to Schools Chancellor Rudy Crew focused on the fact that 18 other schools had improved enough to be removed from the list, some officials and educators expressed concern that the city was not showing progress in reducing the number of low-performing schools.
About 9 percent of the city's 1,100 public schools are now officially designated as failing, more than at any time in the last decade. All but four of the schools on the state list are in New York City.
The State Education Commissioner, Richard P. Mills, and aides to Dr. Crew played down the increase in the number of failing schools, saying that on average, the test scores in those schools had risen over the last decade, and that the standard for a failing school was higher today.
In the last two years, however, the standard has not changed. Last year, 20 schools were placed on the list and 18 were taken off, including 3 that were closed down.
Some city and state education officials said that the overall rise in the number of failing schools suggested that Dr. Crew had not found a way in his first three years as Chancellor to make a systematic attack on New York City's long legacy of troubled schools.
Irving Hamer Jr., the new member of the Board of Education from Manhattan, said yesterday that while he was encouraged that some schools had improved enough to get off the list, he was disturbed by the lack of steady progress.
''I really would like to see a pattern of sustained growth across the system,'' Dr. Hamer said. ''We're obviously not there.''
But Mr. Mills stressed that 18 schools had come off the list in each of the last two years, compared with 10 in 1996 and 11 in 1995, the year he and Dr. Crew were appointed. ''What we have now is not a static system at all,'' he said. ''I look at this as evidence of real focus on the part of the city, and it's paying off.''
Dr. Crew was in Connecticut on personal business yesterday and could not be reached, a spokeswoman said.
But Judith A. Rizzo, his Deputy Chancellor for instruction, said that Dr. Crew would not hesitate to remove principals and superintendents if necessary to improve failing schools.
Dr. Rizzo said that schools under the Chancellor's direct control had improved, proving that it could be done. Of the 18 schools that improved enough to be taken off the list, 5 are in the so-called Chancellor's district. Dr. Crew created that district shortly after he took over the school system in 1995, and since then, he has put 12 of the city's worst schools in it.
Mr. Mills agreed that the success of those schools was particularly impressive, since they had been the worst on the list and had been on it the longest.
But the increase in the number of failing schools comes even as Mr. Mills and the State Board of Regents have sharply raised the standards that children at all levels of the system will be required to meet. In January, the state will introduce new, tougher reading tests for fourth and eighth grades.
It is also phasing in a requirement that all high school students pass Regents examinations to graduate, and eliminating the much easier Regents Competency Tests. In the past, most high school students in New York City have taken the competency exams.
Raymond J. Domanico, executive director of the Public Education Association, a nonprofit group that monitors the schools, said a static or growing list of failing schools was incompatible with higher standards.
''Those kids are in real trouble,'' he said. ''If there are 97 schools enrolling well over 60,000 kids on that list, I don't think that's good news.''
Assemblyman Steven Sanders, chairman of the Assembly Education Committee, called the new list ''a mixed bag.''
''Altogether,'' he said, ''we are seeing a net gain of three schools, and that's heading in the wrong direction.''
When the Legislature reconvenes in January, he said, he will propose an increase in funds to failing schools -- to $22 million from the current $2 million -- and a law that gives children at those schools the right to transfer to any school of their choice.
Whether a school is placed on state's list of ''schools under registration review'' depends mainly on scores on reading and math tests, and the standard has often been misunderstood by parents and even by teachers.
The Board of Education, in its own press release yesterday, said that an elementary school was placed on the list if fewer than 40 percent of its third-grade students were reading at or above grade level. In fact, the cutoff is not grade level but ''remedial level,'' equivalent to a late-second-grade reading level.
In 1996, the standard was 30 percent of third graders reading at remedial level. In that year, 23 schools went on the list and 10 came off. In 1995 and before, a school was labeled as failing if it showed a decline in test scores for three years in a row. In 1995, 17 schools went on the list and 11 came off.
District 16 in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, had four schools designated yesterday as failing, the most for any one district. Robert Perez, the district's Superintendent, did not return calls to his office yesterday.
District 19 in East New York, Brooklyn, had three schools added to the list. Robert Riccobono, superintendent of District 19 for the last three years, said that his district had historically been a low-performing one. But he said he hoped a new training program for principals and a pilot program to pay bonuses to principals who turn around failing schools would change that image.
The announcement of the list of failing schools had been postponed for a week, and some school officials said the delay came as Dr. Crew tried to negotiate a change in the list to show more progress. Mr. Mills said yesterday that he had not altered his original list to accommodate objections from Dr. Crew.
''I don't negotiate,'' he said. ''That's not what happened. For me the decision was straightforward.''
Chart: ''Schools on State's List'' ADDED TO LIST P.S. 96, District 4, 216 East 120th Street, Manhattan. P.S. 30, District 5, 144-176 East 128th Street, Manhattan. P.S. 59, District 10, 2185 Bathgate Avenue, Bronx. P.S. 85, District 10, 2400 Marion Avenue, Bronx. P.S. 198, District 12, 1180 Tinton Avenue, Bronx. P.S. 212, District 12, 800 Home Street, Bronx. P.S. 307, District 13, 209 York Street, Brooklyn. P.S. 270, District 13, 241 Emerson Place, Brooklyn. P.S. 5, District 16, 820 Hancock Street, Brooklyn. P.S. 25, District 16, 787 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn. P.S. 28, District 16, 1001 Herkimer Street, Brooklyn. P.S. 72, District 19, 605 Shepherd Avenue, Brooklyn. P.S. 149, District 19, 700 Sutter Avenue, Brooklyn. P.S. 158, District 19, 400 Ashford Street, Brooklyn. P.S. 123, District 27, 145-01 119th Avenue, Queens. P.S. 40, District 28, 109-20 Union Hall Street, Jamaica. P.S. 299, District 32, 88 Woodbine Street, Brooklyn. Concord Alternative High School, 109 Rhine Avenue, Staten Island. John Jay High School, 237 Seventh Avenue, Brooklyn. Sarah J. Hale High School, 345 Dean Street, Brooklyn. REMOVED FROM LIST P.S. 450, District 1, 420 East12th Street, Manhattan. P.S. 198, District 2, 1700 Third Avenue, Manhattan. P.S. 76, District 3, 220 West 121st Street, Manhattan. P.S. 102, District 4, 315 East 113th Street, Manhattan. P.S. 128, District 6, 560 West 169th Street, Manhattan. P.S. 43, District 7, 165 Brown Place, Bronx. P.S. 48, District 8, 1290 Spofford Avenue, Bronx. P.S. 130, District 8, 750 Prospect Avenue, Bronx. P.S. 56, District 10, East 207th Street and Hull Avenue, Bronx. P.S. 44, District 12, 1825 Prospect Avenue, Bronx. P.S. 12, District 17, 430 Howard Avenue, Brooklyn. Junior High School 8, Chancellor's District, 108-35 167th Street, Jamaica, Queens. P.S. 63, Chancellor's District, 1261 Franklin Avenue, Bronx. P.S. 65, Chancellor's District, 677 East 141st Street, Bronx. P.S. 157, Chancellor's District, 757 Cauldwell Avenue, Bronx. P.S. 304, Chancellor's District, 280 Hart Street, Brooklyn. William H. Taft High School, , 240 East 172d Street, Bronx. Bushwick High School,400 Irving Avenue, Brooklyn.


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Out of the total of 56 cases, a highest of 27 were
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Mezzanine's role in Australia's financing sector has grown in light of the economic crisis because, not only has it acted as an alternative to taking on senior debt – as banks became more stringent in their lending – but also to equity itself, says Gary Stead, Co-Founder and Managing Director of Shearwater Capital.
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In 1964, Margaret Howe Lovatt, working with psychedelic dolphin researcher John Lilly, began to live with one of the animals full-time as part of a NASA-funded study about interspecies communication; a new documentary about Lovatt, titled "The Girl Who Talked to Dolphins," airs on BBC4 later this month. Above, a clip of Lovatt talking about how she developed a deep intimate relationship with Peter the dolphin that veered into the sexual. At the time, a sexploitative article in Hustler, the high weirdness of the experiments itself that included giving LSD to dolphins, and myriad other unpleasant issues, brought the project to a very sad end.
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Alexander "Sasha" Shulgin, maverick chemist, psychedelic pioneer, and inspiring human being, died yesterday at 88 years old. Sasha is best known for popularizing MDMA (Ecstasy) and introducing it to the psychological community, and synthesizing hundreds of new psychoactive chemicals that he first tested on himself. His scientific research is detailed in a huge output of papers and books including the seminal tomes TIHKAL and PIHKAL, co-authored with his wife and research partner Ann Shulgin.
As Sasha once said, everyone deserves "the license to explore the nature of his own soul."
Sasha, you will be missed, and rest-assured the research will continue.
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Our best wishes and deep respect to psychedelic pioneer and maverick chemist Alexander "Sasha" Shulgin who is preparing for his final trip on Earth; he is "surrounded by love and a lot of laughter," his wife and research partner Ann Shulgin posted on Facebook: Read the rest
Above, video evidence of my short presentation "Just Say Know: A Cyberdelic History of the Future" at the recent Lift Conference 2014 in Geneva, Switzerland. Albert Hoffman first synthesized LSD in 1938 in Switzerland so this felt like the right set and setting to share stories about the intersection of psychedelic culture and computer technology from the 1960s to the present and beyond! Read the rest
Lisa Rein sez "A first-ever Persian translation of any of Timothy Leary's writings is now available. The text, a 'Declaration of Evolution,' is a manifesto Leary wrote for the psychedelic generation, modeled on the 1776 American 'Declaration of Independence." It is presented in a bilingual (Persian and English) format.
"It was first published in Leary's The Politics of Ecstasy and reprinted in the underground press, before being published separately in 1970 as a pamphlet by the Brotherhood of Eternal Love, who later the same year engineered Leary's prison escape by the Weather Underground. It has been out-of-print since then." Read the rest
Erik Davis says: I recently published my first column for Aeon Magazine's online site, a "post-secular" take on the current wave of psychedelic research. Without plunging into woo, the article attempts to chart the liminal zones that lie beyond brain-based reductionism. It seemed a good piece for Aeon, a new British outfit that is charting a very interesting zone between science, religion, culture, and good writing.
Studies recently carried out at Yale, and published last month in the journal Science, have confirmed earlier reports that ketamine offers remarkable, nearly instantaneous relief for people who suffer from forms of major depression impervious to other treatment methods. Interpreting depression as a hardware problem largely caused by the loss of synaptic connections, the researchers argue that ketamine works by encouraging sprightly neural growth in brain regions correlated with memory and mood. Journalistic reports also linked this research with the development of a new vein of antidepressants, including Naurex's GLYX-13, that have the neurone-fertilising power of ketamine without, as one report describes them, the 'schizophrenia-like effects'.
Rarely has the new neuro-reductionism been so naked in its repackaging of human experience. Nowhere in the research or the journalism does anyone suggest that heavily depressed people feel better because ketamine sends them on a first-person voyage through profound, sometimes ecstatic, and certainly mind-bending modes of transpersonal consciousness whose subjective power might itself boot the mind out of its most mirthless ruts.
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Oliver Sacks was a 30-year-old neurology resident when he had his first psychedelic experiences. During the 1960s, Sacks explored LSD, pot, opium, morning-glory seeds, and the downer chloral hydrate. Recently, the New Yorker published a fascinating article by Sacks about his early experiences with drugs and how they informed his life and work. Unfortunately, the article is behind a paywall, but it was actually an excerpt from his forthcoming book Hallucinations. Below you can listen to Sacks share trip reports. (Thanks, Bob Pescovitz!)
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Daniel Kottke was one of Apple's first employees, assembling the company's earliest kit computers with Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs in a California kitchen. In 1974, Jobs and Kottke backpacked across India in search of themselves; now, they are industry legends. Along the way, he debugged circuit boards, helped design the Apple III and the Mac, and became host of Palo Alto cable TV show The Next Step. Read the rest
Image Link. Boing Boing reader MewDeep, who has an awesome Flickr stream of '60s-'70s ad scans, points to this YouTube clip of a notable television commercial from 1968: it's a promo for the Peace Corps, set to "Age of Aquarius." As MewDeep excerpts here, the ad is mentioned in The Conquest of Cool: Business Culture, Counterculture, and the Rise of Hip Consumerism, by Thomas Frank. Read the rest


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To implement the eco-housing policy to promote environment-friendly measures in real estate, the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has decided to appoint one more agency that will help the civic administration in rating the eco-housing projects in the city.
"In last four years, the civic body has received 50 applications of eco-housing and as many as 30 proposals were given the incentives for eco-housing," said executive engineer Rajendra Raut.
The PMC had earlier appointed Science and Technology Park (STP) for executing the eco-housing policy on behalf of the civic body. As per the agreement, the appointed agency was supposed to scrutinise proposals and issue provisional certificates to applicants for the projects. The agency was to regularly examine the implementation of the policy and submit report every month to the civic body.
According to the proposal tabled in the standing committee, STP was not submitting its monthly report on the implementation of the eco-housing policy. Thus, it was decided to engage one more agency for the job.
Raut said the idea is to promote environment-friendly measures in the real estate industry but not many are coming forward.
Under the policy, the projects were also being given star rating for the implementation of eco-housing policy and incentive in the premium for construction while those buying were eligible to avail rebate in property tax.
The applicants were earlier submitting their proposal directly to STP but now they will be collected by the civic body and distributed among the new agency and STP for implementation.
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New way to treat a deadly childhood cancer uses drugs already on the market
Researchers say these FDA-approved drugs could turn brain cancer into "treatable disease"
Receiving a diagnosis of ependymoma, the third most common type of childhood brain cancer, can be devastating. While babies and toddlers are treated with surgery and radiation therapy, current chemotherapy is ineffective and the cancer often recurs.
Remarkably, researchers from the University of Toronto's Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology (LMP) have discovered a new way of treating this deadly form of cancer – with FDA approved drugs.
Dr. Michael Taylor a professor at LMP, along with lead author Stephen Mack and co-authors including Dr. Peter Dirks, also a professor at LMP, published the groundbreaking findings in Nature February 19, 2014.
Their research showed that epigenetics, the packaging of DNA, is the main cause of this cancer rather than mutations in the DNA.
DNA code is comparable to a three-billion letter long set of instructions on how a cell should operate. In this analogy, the majority of cancers are caused by words that are misspelled, added or deleted or entire book chapters that are added or deleted.
However, according to Professor Taylor, "When we look at ependymoma, we don't find any misspelled words, deleted or duplicated words or book chapters that are missing. Instead, what we find is that the entire novel is written in the wrong font and the DNA is packaged improperly. While epigenetics has been known to play a role in cancer, this is the first time that epigenetics is the prime driver of cancer."
There are already FDA-approved drugs that can alter the cancer's epigenetics.
"Usually when you make a discovery you have to make a new drug, but there are already drugs that change the font," said Taylor. "In this case, there are drugs that are the Microsoft Word equivalent of select all and switch to Times New Roman."
The team's success relied heavily on their ability to grow and study cells from these rare tumours. Once a patient's tumour is removed from the operating room, its cells are taken to Professor Dirks's lab to be grown in specialized conditions. The process is so efficient that by the time a child has recovered from surgery, the team has tested the cells and will know whether a specific drug will work.
"I think that's where this project has been so exciting. Dr. Taylor and Steve Mack made a foundational discovery in this tumour, and we were able to bring our expertise together in growing these live cells to see whether targeting this packaging really had any promise," said Dirks.
The team is optimistic that this will provide hope for children suffering from ependymoma. Taylor explains, "We hope it will be an effective treatment. One drug doesn't usually result in a cure, but there are multiple drugs that attack the same mechanism. Even if we can't cure it, we could use the drug to keep it to a treatable disease like diabetes."
If the group receives funding, it could take only three to five years to complete a clinical trial.
Katie Babcock is a writer with the Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology at the University of Toronto.
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WEST RUTLAND Florence E. LaCross, 77, died Sept. 2, 2013, at Rutland Healthcare and Rehabilitation in Rutland.
She was born in North Clarendon, April 18, 1936, daughter of Roy and Lillian (Barrett) Pitts.
She married William M. LaCross on Aug. 14, 1955.
She enjoyed making crafts for the Farmers Market.
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She was predeceased by two brothers and a sister, Edgar and Oscar Pitts, and Bernice Horton.
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Bill Text — May 23, 2013
H.R. 2205 (113th): Groundwork USA Trust Act of 2013
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Apr 22, 2010
111th Congress, 2009–2010
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Representative for Massachusetts's 5th congressional district
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To authorize the Secretary of the Interior, in consultation with the Groundwork USA national office, to provide grants to certain nonprofit organizations.
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Three underclassmen will start this year for Memorial High
The Manchester Memorial High School boys basketball squad will take the floor in its season opener Friday night, Dec. 14, with three underclassmen in its starting five.
Joining returners Tom Akot and Zoubel Iradukunda will be sophomores Kabongo Ngalakulondi and Omaru Kante, and freshman Tshief Ngalakulondi.
�We�re pretty young,� head coach John Quirk said. �We�ve got a sophomore point guard, we�re got a freshman that�s starting.�
Quirk returns to coach the boys team for the first time after nine years coaching the Memorial girls.
Depsite the youth throughout his roster, Quirk said his squad has tremendous potential, both to win games and to improve as the season moves along.
But they have a tough task to start the winter. Memorial starts the season with a host of road games.
�Six out of our first nine games are away, and six out of our last nine games are home,� Quirk said. �I think being a young team, we have to hopefully keep our heads above water for those first nine games and then try to make haste when the sun shines.�
With the young players, Memorial will be relying heavily on Akot and Iradukunda for veteran leadership. Akot brings a post presence, while Iradukunda is one of several slashers on the team.
Quirk said the Crusaders will rely on those slasher-types players because they lack an outside shooting threat.
�They�re all slasher, driver types,� he said. �I don�t think we have a real pure three-point shooter. Our offense is going to be geared to get to the rim, one way or the other.�
The team has also been working parts of its defensive scheme, which Quirk said is a key aspect in need of improvement.
�We really have to improve our interior defense,� he said. �We have to shut down the lane a lot better, that�s one thing that I�ve seen during the scrimmages. We have to make other teams pull up before they get to the rim.�
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�We�ve won most of the scrimmages, I just think that we�re so young, we could be a good team by the end of the year,� he said. �I just hope that we improve and are playing our best basketball by the end of the year. We have a lot of room for improvement, particularly on defense.�
Memorial also has a solid set of reserves, Quirk said. The talent on his team leads him to believe the chief obstacles in the way of success will be youth and inexperience.
�I like our bench,� said Quirk. �We�ve got a nice sixth man in Joel Mayola.�
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